STUDY You are right! Also it opens doors to numerous advantages, including diverse career opportunities, global relevance, constant innovation, problem-solving skills, job security, and lucrative salaries

Study Thanks for this video Josh, you really inspired me. Your opinions are true!

Study It would be very hard to get into cybersecurity with no prior experience and only a bachelor's degree in a non-technical field for a number of reasons, such as lacking analytical skills that include logic, linear thinking and problem solving skills.

STUDY. I agreed with you point of view.

Study 👍 i really appreciate the delivery and authenticity in which this video addressed as well as the details , leadership and honesty that this video enveloped..

Study your awesome i totally agree with everything you mentioned. Very informative thanks for the great info

STUDY. I love uou though process bro! Agreed!

Study I am agree and you are absolutely right, people should be allowed to study at an affordable fee. Goodluck!

Study The cyber security bachelor's degree covers topical areas that deal with cyber security management, incident response, and security threat assessment, which requires students to be creators of knowledge and inventors of processes, not merely users of information.

Study Thank you for the great advices and tips. Love your content.

Study 100 percent agree with you sir! You makes me inspired and motivated. You are awesome.

STUDY A bachelor's degree in cybersecurity can lead to many different jobs, going to change my career and be on cybersecurity field.

STUDY I believe the cybersecurity will grow and blossoms in the coming year.

What an incredible video! I have my first cybersecurity job interview coming up soon and this really has helped me with all the emotions I have felt leading up to the interview. Thank you Josh!

STUDY The Internet of Things (IoT) has brought convenience and digital synchronicity to our lives, but it has also increased our susceptibility to cyber attacks. With more devices going online, the need for cybersecurity will only continue to grow.

STUDY ----- The future of cybersecurity will continue to provide opportunities for IT professionals, as governments and private corporations invest more time and money into these careers to ensure their citizens, clients, and data assets remain safe from malicious cyber attacks.

Study Enrolling in an online master’s degree in cybersecurity provides access to specialized technical training and leadership experiences. This, in turn, serves to prepare you for jobs in cybersecurity that offer more supervisory and complex management roles, as well as higher pay.

STUDY Cybersecurity is a good career path because you can contribute to the greater good by helping others handle tech problems.

STUDY and work on this field is not easy to say the least.

Hi! you said we can take up to 2 classes a month, then you said you can do 1 class per week. so is that an additional $140($70 per class) a month?

Study You are absolutely right, degree contributes in employment, you can easily find if you are degree holder.

Study Being in a high degree would be a great impact to employers qualification but i think its better they look to skills and experience too

STUDY in college or University definitely helps at the moment to apply for employment and provide a better chance for have an interview but as you stated experience does surpass any college degree; hand on projects and real life experience put you ahead in the job hunting process. I absolutely agree with you point of view. My personal experience come back from last month, they offers me a job, but ask me to modify my resume to match better with the job description, the job was looking good but they did not offer benefits and was the reason I rejected, It is the second time I have to do this, at this moment I am not in an IT related job now, looking to finish my CS from TESU, and hopping to open better job opportunities with good benefits I have a family to take care and benefits are essential to me in the job hunting.

Study I am totally agree with your perspective. Thanks, this is helpful.

Study Well explained . I like it! And furthermore knowledge provides a strong foundation of understanding, skills bring practical application to that knowledge. Both are important in today's rapidly changing world.

STUDY, You are absolutely right, degrees, and working experience is crucial!

Study Nice perspective but for me skills attract the interest of clients, superiors and managers. It matter the most! In some industry, you can be hired even without degrees.

STUDY Agree , While degree can help us get a job, skills can help us grow on the job.

Thanks for the video Josh. I’m stuck between software development and cloud development. Which one is easier according to your experience? Your input means a lot!!!

Who does he listen to because most IT Instructors are boring

STUDY Your perspective makes sense, but I’ve personally seen companies that won’t even look at your resume without a degree.

STUDY I feel like it’s about balance. A degree can open doors, but networking and internships often seal the deal.

STUDY Totally agree! I landed my current job based on a portfolio and an interview rather than my college degree.

STUDY I think degrees are overrated in many cases. Self-learning and certifications have worked better for me.

STUDY The example you used about people succeeding without degrees was eye-opening. It shows there are multiple paths to success.

STUDY While I agree with your view, degrees do teach foundational skills that are hard to learn independently.

STUDY You made a great point about how outdated the traditional education system feels for today’s job market.

STUDY I disagree with the notion that degrees are useless; they still hold value in building foundational knowledge.

STUDY: I appreciated your comment on how soft skills and adaptability often outweigh formal education in the workplace.

STUDY I like how you broke down the misconception that a degree equals guaranteed success. That part really resonated.

STUDY I think you’re right-employers need to rethink their hiring practices to focus more on skills and less on formal credentials.

STUDY I liked how you mentioned that some people pursue degrees for personal growth rather than just employment

STUDY > Your take on how some industries still cling to degrees as a filter is spot on! It’s frustrating but true.

STUDY The point you made about real world experience being more valuable than theoretical knowledge was on point.

STUDY I disagree slightly; while degrees aren’t everything, they still offer credibility, especially in specialized fields

STUDY You’re right! Networking and internships often outweigh the value of a degree. That was a strong point!

STUDY I appreciate how you highlighted that some employers are starting to value certifications and bootcamps over degrees

"STUDY" The section where you discussed how outdated curricula don’t align with industry needs was very insightful

STUDY While I get your point, I think certain fields still heavily rely on formal education, like medicine or law.